The Asian market seems to be on a positive trajectory as investors start the week with a positive mood. The recent U.S. job figures have reinforced the “soft landing” narrative, resulting in a decrease in the dollar and bond yields. This has fueled the ongoing rally in stocks, with most major equity markets worldwide reaching
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Investors will be closely monitoring Fed Chair Powell’s testimony before the Senate Banking Committee this week. Powell’s comments at the March testimony highlighted the bumpy path back to the Fed’s 2.0% inflation target and the possibility of dialling back on policy this year. However, he stressed the need for confidence in the disinflation process. Markets
The Australian economy is under scrutiny, especially with the recent hotter-than-expected monthly CPI indicator. This has led to speculation about a potential rate hike by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) in September. However, experts remain divided on the matter, with some predicting a rate cut instead. This uncertainty has created a challenging environment for
In Friday’s early European session, the EUR/GBP cross was trading with a mild bearish bias around 0.8475. The main reason for this was the victory of the Labour Party in the parliamentary election, securing 337 seats and gaining a majority in the House of Commons. This outcome has generated optimism among investors, as Keir Starmer’s
The recent uptrend in the USD/JPY pair led to a new multi-year high at 161.95, but a correction lower has been observed. The pair traded below a key bullish trend line with support at 161.50 on the 4-hour chart, indicating a potential shift in momentum. The downward correction found immediate support near the 160.65 level
The recent data on labor market indicators presents a concerning picture, signaling a potential weakening in the labor market. This could have significant implications for both wage growth and disposable income. The ANZ-Indeed Job Ads index, which experienced a 2.2% decline in June following a 1.9% drop in May, suggests a slowdown in hiring activity.
The European stock markets experienced a surge in optimism on Thursday, driven by the expectation of U.S. interest rate cuts due to soft economic data. This positive sentiment was reflected in the rise of the pan-European STOXX 600 index by 0.6% to reach a one-week high. Investors were particularly keen on the London markets as
The US markets closed recently as the country commemorated its efforts to break free from monarchy rule. There has been some buzz in the media regarding the possibility of US President Biden running for re-election. Nevertheless, the markets are not expected to show any significant reaction to such speculations, at least not at this early
The Australian Trade Balance has been facing a deteriorating trend due to various economic factors. China’s lackluster demand, the collapse of the real estate market, and the slump in iron ore prices in the first half of 2024 have all contributed to this downward trend. Additionally, trade tensions between Australia and China, as well as
The market for initial public offerings (IPOs) in Hong Kong is expected to see significant improvement over the next five years, with the turnaround beginning in the second half of this year. George Chan, global IPO leader at EY, expressed optimism about the future of the Hong Kong IPO market, citing positive trends and a
The Federal Reserve officials, in their recent meeting on June 11-12, acknowledged that the U.S. economy was showing signs of slowing down. They also noted that “price pressures were diminishing,” indicating a possible decline in inflation. Despite these concerns, the officials decided to adopt a wait-and-see approach before making any commitments to interest rate cuts.
When examining the monthly scale of EUR/USD, it becomes apparent that there is potential for a significant breakout. This is evidenced by the higher highs and higher lows that have been forming. In January 2023, the price reached a peak at $1.2448, followed by a higher low of $1.1803 in March 2023. Subsequently, another higher
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